In this episode, after sharing quotes and randomness, I celebrate the fact that I finished the book Assata: An Autobiography.

In this episode, after sharing quotes and randomness, I unpack my frustration with a viral video where Kendrick Lamar’s verse—"Don't let no white comedian talk about no Black woman, that's law"—is deliberately distorted for entertainment. Reflecting on Michael Kiwanuka’s "Black Man in a White World," I explore the disheartening reality that some comedians profit from twisting Black voices for an audience that rewards them, leaving little room for accountability or change.

After sharing some memorable quotes and a dose of randomness, I reflect on a thought-provoking moment inspired by Assata: An Autobiography. It led me to draw a connection to the iconic scene in The Matrix where Cypher wonders, "Why, oh, why didn't I take the blue pill?"

After sharing some quotes and randomness, I open up about my frustration with masculinity and reflect on a story about a man who could only turn to his female friends—not his male friends—for support with his physically abusive wife and share how I connected with his experience.

In this episode, I reflect on a revealing dream I had, give my take on Drake's ongoing lawsuit, share a quick impression of Assata Shakur’s autobiography, and discuss my art of biting my tongue—figuratively, of course.

In this episode,  I talk about Kendrick Lamar's latest album, GNX and share my thoughts after rereading The Autobiography of Malcolm X.

In this episode, I talk about a video that brought back memories of my virginity, something insightful TikToker Dasia Sade said, and recent headlines about Morning Joe and TikToker Ladyinthebathroom. I end the episode by sharing how I’ve been taking care of myself since the election.

In this episode, I dig into Ice Cube’s latest song, So Sensitive, and how it struck a nerve—making me reflect on growth, identity, and what it means to align with or stray from the ideals of someone you once admired. This one’s part critique, part confession, and me figuring it all out as I go, straight-up raw.

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In this episode, I share why I wasn’t fully in the right mindset to enjoy Sammy Obeid’s comedy show and explore the odd satisfaction I’ve felt watching MAGA supporters lose friends and family over their morality. 

In this episode, I share my disappointment with those who didn’t vote and allowed themselves to be outsmarted by a racist, touching on the frustration shared by many Black folks over the turnout for Kamala.